Manager - Community Housing (Medically Fragile) - Port Coquitlam, Canada - Cheshire Homes Society of BC

Cheshire Homes Society of BC

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Port Coquitlam, Canada

3 weeks ago

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Sophia Lee

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Description

Cheshire Homes Society of B.C (CHSBC) has an exciting and challenging growth opportunity. We are currently recruiting for temporary coverage of the position of Program Manager - Community Housing (Medically Fragile).

The successful applicant will work as the Program Manager for our group home in Port Coquitlam with 5 medically fragile clients.

If you have a passion for supporting clients to reach their maximum level of independence, and leading programs to perform at a high level, then this position is for you

Please note this is a temporary full-time position (approx. 18 months, pending return of the incumbent).

The Program Manager oversees the rehabilitation programs and client care at our medically fragile program, and liaising with client's support networks, professionals, and funding agencies.

Under the direction of the Head of Client Services, the Program Manager, implements and evaluates client care for the medically fragile clients to promote quality of life in accordance with the competency guidelines and standards of practice, and CHSBC's Mission, Vision, and Values.

With a focus on a person-centered approach, the Program Manager facilitates a positive, caring environment where excellent care standards, client-centered care and team morale are optimized.

The Program Manager oversees the training and supervision of the employees maximizing and steering individual and team performance, as they foster and exemplify a culture of inclusion.

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Our Mission:_

To support persons with disabilities to achieve their optimal level of independence and enhance their quality of life through innovative services, education and community integration._

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Our Vision:_

Cheshire Homes Society of British Columbia will be a recognized leader and dependable brand in delivering best practices and achieving successful outcomes for persons with disabilities._

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Our Values:_

Cheshire Homes Society of British Columbia values the clients that they serve, staff, volunteers and stakeholders through relationships that are of quality, meaning and purpose, promoting ability out of disability._

Our values are represented under four key words whereby we recognize that each individual has the right to
Acceptance, Empowerment, Independence and Opportunity.

Duties and Responsibilities:

Oversees the client programs, including the client schedules, independence programs, house and individual menus, medication programs, client health, log books, and monthly reports.
Assesses and documents according to CHSBC guidelines, the physical, psychosocial and cognitive status of clients and consults with Head of Client Services and the Registered Nurse as necessary.
Identifies and reports changes (expected and unexpected) in resident status to the appropriate members of the interdisciplinary team.
Provides ongoing training and supervision of the program staff by performing duties such as providing orientation training, ongoing feedback (including discipline and termination), annual performance appraisals, chairing staff meetings, scheduling work and maintaining timekeeping and attendance records.
Manages the staff in providing client care as required and helping to set priorities and enforces care plans in order to ensure quality of care and the safety and wellbeing of clients.
Communicates and liaises with the Head of Client Services regarding preassessment of potential clients, client psychosocial rehabilitation programs and developing and revising Individual Service Plans.
Collaborates with the Head of Client Services, the Registered Nurse, the Dietitian, clients, and other members of the interdisciplinary team to assess, plan, implement and evaluate care for the clients, including: Reports significant changes in a client's condition to Head of Client Services and Registered Nurse. Participates as a member of the interdisciplinary team by leading the development, implementation, assessment and evaluation of clients Individual Support Plans, and Individual Program Plans, including regular review and updating according to CHSBC policies and procedures.
Oversees the admission, discharge and transfer of clients according to CHSBC policies and procedures. Writes progress reports and discharge reports as required by the funding source for all clients (usually quarterly).
Liaises with the funding source, therapeutic team, supports and client, by setting up regular team meetings to discuss case planning, client progress and adjusting decisions to meet the client's health needs and independence goals by evaluating and identifying actual or potential limitations and strengths.
Ensures that clients, families and support networks are educated on clients' rights and programs. Advocates for clients and families to protect and promote their rights to autonomy, respect, privacy, dignity and access to information
Supervises the administration of medication and record keeping for medications acco